Is there a way to get sqlite working on Arduino? Want to write some data to an SD card, and CSV files are annoying.
[Edit: Meant to put Arduino, typed Android]
The title says Arduino. The body says Android.
Which is it?
Hah, sorry about that. I guess I'm a bit dyslexic (and I've also done some Android work). I meant Arduino.
http://www.sqlite.org/features.html
What do you think? Think there's a way of cramming 190K onto an Arduino?
[edit]The chances of you getting a SQL-aware DB engine onto the Arduino, even custom coded, is probably slim-to-none. You might be able to write a custom library to simplify access to a CSV file with certain constraints - it won't be SQL, but you could do something to allow selection/insertion/delete of data based on IDs, etc; it probably wouldn't be fast, and the size of the dataset to work with might be limited by sram size, unless you come up with some kind of custom scheme to insert a record via appending and modifying pointers or something in the "table" to eliminate the need for arrays and such. Your best bet might be to look into old-school 8-bit microcomputer DB application coding done in BASIC...[/edit]
That 190K is for the code. Now, you need room for the database itself. Better get a bigger shoe horn.